Total exports decelerated by 10 percent during the fourth quarter, slower than the 13.0 percent recorded in the third quarter. Year‐on‐year, from January ... during the year5 which further increased its debt stock to PhP4.4 trillion in 2009 from PhP4.2

a reduction in the share of our exports to Western economies (US, UK, the euro area and Canada) and Japan. Western economies’ share of New Zealand’s total merchandiseexport ... South Korea and Taiwan. Asia excluding-Japan’s share of total merchandiseexports ... Figure 1 Share of merchandiseexports by region % of total merchandiseexports % of total merchandiseexports Western economies Australia Asia excluding Japan Source: Statistics New Zealand.

and the main price indicators Hong Kong’s merchandise trade performance Total exports ... of major economies Value of total exports of goods by market Total exports of goods by major market Total exports of goods by major market by major enduse category

18.7.3 Exports recorded a growth of 21.30 per cent during Apr-Mar 2011-12. The Government has set an export target of US $ 360 billion for 2012-13. The merchandise ... ’s share in world exports rose from 0.56 to 1.52 percent. .However countries like China

BIS Review 61/2009 In Australia’s case, exports are not as large a share ...merchandiseexports, and Japan accounts for another fifth). Overall, Asia was initially ... was initially concentrated heavily in manufactures, which is a smaller share of exports

This gave the state a 46 per cent share of total national merchandiseexport earnings ... 04/04/2012 The value of merchandiseexported from WA rose by 9.9 per cent ... 3 per cent. MerchandiseExports WA & Australia, $b $12b $30b WA (LHS) Australia (RHS

World economy World GDP World exports of goods and services Exportshares (goods) in EU trade World imports of goods and services Import shares (goods) in EU trade World merchandise trade balances (billion USD) World current account balances

Figure 3.4. Selected Economies: Growth of MerchandiseExports (Percent a year; five-year moving average) Exports have grown faster in east Asia than in other developing countries. ASEAN-4 Newly industrialized Asian economies China Other developing ... ports and imports of all of these economies grew even faster than their output, and the newly industrialized Asian economies’ shares of world trade now far exceed their shares of world output (Figures 3.4 and 3.5). In large part, manufactured exports